Bills defensive back C.J. Gardner-Johnson injured during training camp

On the third day of Buffalo Bills training camp, defensive back C.J. Gardner-Johnson sustained a leg injury. The incident occurred during a practice session, with Gardner-Johnson being carted off the field. The injury was later diagnosed as a calf strain. The Bills' official site and other outlets have since reported that the injury is not considered serious, and Gardner-Johnson is expected to make a full recovery.

The Bills have not yet provided a timeline for his return to practice or gameplay. The injury occurred during a non-contact drill, according to ESPN and the Associated Press. The Bills' official site and Yahoo Sports have since published articles focusing on Gardner-Johnson's contributions to the team's defense and his leadership qualities. The Bills' official site also published a recap of the third day of training camp, noting that the team continued with their planned drills after Gardner-Johnson's injury. The Bills' training camp continues, with the team preparing for their next practice session.

Gardner-Johnson's status for future practices and games remains uncertain. The Bills have not yet announced any changes to their training camp schedule or roster in response to Gardner-Johnson's injury. He has established himself as a versatile defensive back, capable of playing both safety and cornerback positions.